Luminary is proud to sponsor the 2020 Victorian Young Achiever Awards
Do you know a tech savvy young Victorian who deserves to have their name up in lights? Get them to nominate for the Luminary Tech Visionary Award!
By Tami Iseli, 1 minute read
Sponsored by Luminary, the Tech Visionary Award is a celebration of the next wave of digital innovators – young people harnessing technology to create ground-breaking ideas that positively impact the way we live.
Through this award, Luminary will support young people who are inspiring or influencing others in the field of digital. They may have a fully functioning product or service, or it might just be a killer idea that’s just waiting for its moment to shine. This award will recognise young people demonstrating creative thinking and making a significant contribution and social impact through the use of digital.
How to enter
To submit a nomination, simply go to https://awardsaustralia.com/young-achiever-awards/vic/ and click the gold ‘Nominate Now’ button. Entries close Friday 13th December 2019.
About the Young Achiever Awards
The Young Achiever Awards acknowledge, encourage and promote the positive achievements of all young people throughout Australia up to and including 29 years of age as of 31st December each year. Category winners will each receive $1000 cash, plus a $1000 Bartercard account from Wheelton Philanthropy and Budget Rent A Car, and a trophy. One of the category winners will be chosen as the Victorian Young Achiever of the Year and will receive an additional $2000 in prizes and a state trophy.
By Tami Iseli, 1 minute read
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